Researchers rediscovered 1935 recordings containing the earliest known extended spoken audio of Louisiana Creole, including the only…
Researchers rediscovered 1935 recordings containing the earliest known extended spoken audio of Louisiana Creole, including the only recordings of its New Orleans variety. The material reveals linguistic variation missing from written records and offers a rare record of a language now spoken natively by only a few thousand people. https://www.lddjournal.org/article/id/3083/
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